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Kojo Antwi: Prized in-state WR examines the tough home stretch of his recruitment

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Kojo Antwi: Prized in-state WR examines the tough home stretch of his recruitment

DawgNation's daily pulse on UGA recruiting from Jeff Sentell

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ScoreCheck

Commit to the G!!!!

UGADad20

I am very leery of this young man. First he set an artificial commit date for 7/5 and it sounds like he really isnt ready to pick anyone. He also seems to enjoy the attention from multiple schools. Everything is about him, his development, his playing time. That is a lot of baggage for the 180th (?) rated player on Rivals. Would like to recruit home state kids but it wouldnt break my heart if this kid goes somewhere else.

DawgOn

My favorite line of the above article is: I feel like Georgia made it clear that they were going to throw the ball more this year.”

If this is true (and we'll see soon enough), all is well. There is no reason we cannot be WRU, as well as RBU. The holes are bigger in a spread offense, thus that should be a great advantage to our running backs - whether they are being used as a running back, or receiver. If we spread them, our offense will shred them. Go DAWGS!!!

reddawg1

Maybe after this season, the best receivers will be thinking they need to come to UGA instead of "looking around" and weighing their options. I can go to UGA and get thrown to, play for a Natty, and play for the home school. Imagine being that guy in your home state.